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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-06
r11Ar FANTASTIC sERENApny
To wiady wilson-Not So Mach of IN En-.
g- durseme cut After All. a f,if' 3lN

...' oisN"cuk tAAtSF HAs I'd ~ .fIEaNf
ChaylatOn State 7hbans it
His Flatuleney E. Windy Wilson,
alter bis display Of lcqpscity at Wheeling
last week, was tho recipient Of one Of tho
mos. fantastic serenades II was ever cur
fortune 10 wltnesn.
After canyAuaing tho town, using every
abandonment employing every argument,
endeavoring 10 excite prejudice, and In
fact doing everything 10 work up q crowd,
q motley rabbe OF boys, buns and few
fficndu OF Governor Wilson wero gotten
together aud proceeded TO the Guberna.
torinl manplon, on Monday night, and
tondered tho Governor q Berennde. Why
anybody should want to compliment Gov.
ernor Wilson for making r conaummato
Ounce OF himself, 10 moro than we can
conjecture, Not only did tho Governor
make fool Of himbeit, but ho aleo gross.
" violated the plainsst tuIes Of hospital.
ity. No one who cares TO tell the truth
will claim for q moment that the Governor
did not prtc!pitate the trouble, out oil
which he came with diseretit and dis.
honor. No one who haH particle OF
aense will claim that Governor Wilaon
was not completely and emphaticslly set
down upon by Ohio's yallant and gifted
Governor. No man Of judgment will
claim for moment that Governor Wilaoil
can cope, In any degree with such men az
Governor Foraker, and 1t Ia strange thai
even the little boys who made up The
tmajor part OF Governor Wllson'a aero
nadiny party could be worked up to offer
ing even such u doubtful compliment, ioi
the colossal display Of aaininity that was
manifested by His Windyness at Wheel
Ing. Tho compliment niust certainly
have been in Plckw'csian senae. u Ii
really a eource Of wonder to Us tina. GOV
ernor Wilson, whom We believe to be an
honest mau, does not openly and gener
ousiy acknowledge his error IND cetest
That he docs not, ard Is really an honesi
man, iorcsS ID 10 the belief that he
really doea not realize what 10 hal
done. We oil know that the Governor
has The most exalted opinion Of hia OWL
greatness, and that this opinion Ia moi
shayed generally, but We Gun scarcely un'
derasaud the quality OF mind that can dis
tort into acts Of Craftsmanship the Vl!es
sort OF denlsgogy and the shabblest viola
ton OF the most ordinary rules Of etiquette
and hospitality. !,
The eerenade, as VIC have indicated
| was n phenomenal failure. There were
not more than dczsn adults In tho crowd
land as 10 the matter Of euthuBiasm that Il
generally presumed to obtain at compli
mentary affairs Of the kind, there was Z
pronounced end refreshing absence OF any
such element. Il
| Notwithstanding the bluff that few
Democrats are affecting, i. ia maailess tina
q great nsjori,y OF our people ar
ATTAINED Of the conduct OF tho Governor
Many look upon it ns o bid Tor the ex. Con
federate influence and that view OF thi
matter is disgusting to them.
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AN OHIO MAN
Offers Some Suggestions Regarding the Re.
union Episode.

Offers Some Suggestions Regarding the Re.
union Episode.
TO The Editor Ct he Inteiiieneer.
WoosrzR, ONO, August 3l.-1 notice
that you have been having "picnio" at
Wheeling, and inst Governor Foraker Of
this Slate struck the biggest accumulation
of gas OF record-unior.uaately the saa
Was not Of an illuminating quality and
was very early exhausted. I presume by
thia time the Governor OF West Virginia
has no desire to say 10 the Governor OF
Ohio ~ recognize no difference between
the blue and the gray" or, in other words,
no difference between loyalty and dis
loyalty. 'al
Well, some people say it Ia unfortunate
that it occurred, bat allow me to ditler
with them. There wss no effort as Ter as
I can learn on the part Of the Republicans
to turn the grand jubilee to party adyant'
age. Notwithstanding the laurels they
were entitled to wear they did not Haunt
them; conscious OF the valor OF their
actions, the grandeur Of their past 1t wan
unnecessary for them to assume anything
which they already possEssed. But let ia
hope thA. 1t WAS only few Of the lees ia.
dic!ous Of the Democrats who trisd to
emulate the example Of the frog in the
fable and tried to 'swell up as large as the
OK" with fatal results.
I said before I I'm glad the matter oc-
cured. There arc too many people in
our mids! who ior the cake Of peace are
alnoss ready to apologies for having been
Union men, bn! We have Jet to hear the
first rebel who hiss apolegizsd for being
traitor 10 his government anu an enemy
to her best interests. It Is unfortunate
that these men do not like to bs called
rebels; that they do not like their actions
to DO denounced ss treason but we can
not change the dictionary, and those are
the only terms which are correct in their
case. L. may be very unpleasant for a
thia-akiHned thief TO be- called thief, but
there are not many who feel under obli-
cations TO call bin an ''innocuous pecn-
lator," to apologize to him Tor the harsh
ness OF the laws, and pray for an era Of
good feeling when thieves should be re-
ceiyed into the best society,
Possibly the frequency OF bank deialca-
tions and OF swindies OIL a grand scale
may DO owing to the fact that stealing has
become "appropriating" or Unhappy
ing" and that thieves have become "en,-
bezzlers;" and If men who riHked their
lives in defense Of their country and
came out Of the fight crippled or diseased,
must take otftheir hats and humble them.
selves to those against whom they fought,
while Offices federal and local arc filled
with those who we're voluntarily traitors,
it does look as ii, in. this world, st least,
virtue 10 thoroughly punished and vice
very satisfactorily. rewarded. Don't you
thiEk 80? TRAVELLER.
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cuuRcH RuMpus.
Tho Recent AFFAIR Mt Rock Hun Christian
Church How It was Settled.

mo NeCHht NHnlr NJ LUCK nun tntihtAkn
81 Church How !. was Settled.
In j1atico to tho Rev. R. Il. Singer, o
Disciple preacher Of moro than ordinary
ability, 40 well 90 tho Christian church at
Roch Run, Peasants county West VII.
ginin, tho 1NTELLrdEYcEG has credible evi.
oerco from the proper eourcs. viz, tho
officers Of tho church, that the item In
the ISTKLL,dEscRR OF August 0, copied
from M exchange, associating Mr.. Sing.
or's namo with q church trouble, ga!d to
have occurred al st. Mary's, was unbound.
cd. y d.
Lat, There was no trouble between Mr..
Singer and tho church members, nor 10
there any trouble In the church at Rock
Ran. Certain reports wero put In circu.
iatton about Mr.. Singer, which we're
proven falso to the satisfaction OF the on.
tire congregation, as veil as all who did
not wish to make aud believe lie. Mr..
Singer, in preaching against MI kinds Of
Bln, mentioned the ain Of lying, and said,
In tho language Of Christ, "Tho devil is q
liar and the father Of les" This certain
pcrsons took 10 themselves without any
Ihuleb petllS meutluueu, Auu tll1euteueu
10 whip Mr.. Singer. On the night Of Au.
gust 9, after meeting was dismissed. John
Lamp, with whom Mr.. Singer never had
any worls, slipped up behind him In the
dark about fifty yards from the church.
and hit him on the Hido Of tho head
with stone, knocking a man down for
tho same that eimiiar persons stoned Paul
ior--namely, preaching tho gospel Of
Christ. Membersof the church intertered
for Mr.. Singers safety, when Lamps
brother and hiS alice threw stones at
them also, one Of the miesilea cutting
! Marion Weekly car in two.
Tho elders Of the church and every
| member OF tho church certify that Nj.
Singers walk and department has been
that Of a consistent Christian gentleman,
and that in these meeting held at Rock
Run he has built up good strong congre.
CATION, also building and paying for a
meeting house within ten months. There
ie also evidence from the officials OF
chu,ches Tor which MIR. Singer has
preached for years, that he Is m earnest,
consistent end succeaatll preacher OF the
gospel Of Christ. Papers which copied
the original statement are asked to take
notice oil this. l5s
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Concerning q Dempgogue.

E. W. Wilson would never hayo been
thought Of as an invited guest at the Re.
union had it not been that he was Cover.
nor Of the State. And, as usual, the crack
Drained demagoGus exposed himself by
making an anti-C Camden speech before tho
g. A. R. II he had brain In proportion to
hia mouth no would be an intellectual
glant, but as it Is the people generally
would prefer hearing . horee. -
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Fought q Good Eight.

Hon. O. B. Hart, Of the Wheeling Intel.
IlosScRR, fought o good fight ior the bust.
mesa intereass Of that city, and We believe
that the enterprise and monied invest.
ment OF Wheeling will sustain him against
the merely personal and partisan and ex.
clusively political oppoaition that public
success and prosperity have to contend
against there and elsewhere In this Slate.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENrE.
No. 2los Main street, Business House, 8lG Ct u
q month. Hg'u w.rl=' ....
No., ia Seventeenth ttreet, rooms, sooo
month. 0as,gs f.7l-i ssf.,. \ -.l 1855
No, I'LL EoG street, rooms and attic, 500 a
month. ast4.-f 7EA.FirI 81 .#5'.'
Two th,ee roomed houses on Eleventh street,
east Of Baltimore street, each 81 o. 8 month.
FOR SALE.

No % South Front street
Nine Acres and 10 petchts llud with d 7 tooned
frame houte, u nile cast Of Tsiadelphia; will sell
or exchange for ci,y. property. 4E..5.s
West half OF Lot No. 81 Eleventh street, east Of
Baltimore street, SS7S. g5
Building Or manufacturing site on Nineteenth
street. lrontii $50 fast can DO bought ct Sl1 80
front loot In lots to Eutt purchaser. 3us
No: Is! North Front street, St,t60.
Fifty Aero Farm near Trtadslphia. Hf
desirable building site, southwest corner OF
Virginia and South York street. 4
~ Acre Farm, one mile and O hall northeast Of
Slsessyslle: % acres cleared. a 3 rooned houst,
barn, stable. poultry house and other oUtbuild.
inga. VIII sell or exchange for city property.
~ acre Farm on Bogys' Raa, $4,leo; WILL CT.
chan 80 for city property.
No. ny Alley Il. near Iccolloch street, a teys1
rooEed frame house with good cciiGt, stone foua.
No. ~ Alley 4, q small frame ho15e, a full Let,
9M Acres, Edg!ngton Lane, six roomed house.
about 200 choice bearing fruit trees, grapes and
other small fruits. Price 50. 500. wif exchange
No. Isl south Penn street 5oomed ,raue bouyc
With good stone foundation; ground 2oxlz0. Price
% 80. ls9 South Penn street, a NIX roomed lsaua
house with stone foundation and basement, wash.
room, cellar aud coal house, ground fronting 10
feet, ruuuing back 10 feet. Price, fi,tod,
81 j JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
aug 0FF1cR. No. 1872 MARKET 1T.
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MANY OF the good things OF this lie are
sorrow iully let alone on account OF Dys-
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
euro Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Conetipa-
ton; sold on q positive guarantee at Is
and 80 cents, by. Logan & Co, @. R. Goe.zs,
g. Menkemiller, 4. B. Burt and Bowie
kr0g '-N" ...Ene .l.... -e.I o f..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL E3TATE NEAR BOARD TREE, EAR.
By virtue OF deed OF trust made By James A.
Rice 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated on tho Eth
day OF June, In the year 1881, and recorded IN the
Office Of The CLERK o. the County Coar! Of Marshall
county, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No.
4 folio Is will sell al public auctioa al tho front
door Of the Court Hous.oi Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 2ith DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1857
commencing at ten o'clock 4. K, certGia tract O,
land situate on the waters Of EictD,sp. a branch
Of Fish creek, In Marshal! county West Virginia,
corner to said Rlee In the Ma5sh 81 and e.zel coqa
" line north 6940 west tiS poles To Stone pile ID
Etaws line; thence north - cast OK poles 10 ,
stake aud v. 0. bush n road. su agreed corner
between Peterson, Rice and E!kw: thence south
S2Ho west q poles TO stone near the road; tercq
north go west 70 poles to stone thence Soulh 61
west II poles 70 an OAK; thence Eouth 2Sa west 10
poles 2 hickory; thence north $50 west 2! yoIes
10 ". Q. corner between Rica and Flaw; thence
south So west l0lt poles TO bush corner Of VAl.
ertine Broman; thence Forth ~ poles 10 o EtOHf
within ono rod OF suger mari cd Gs a corner;
thence north Az west ]. poles to stone In BGeiei
line on north bank Of al eknen; thence win t4id
line aostn 2ho east 50 poles 10 stone neat pIas
thence south 6i' east b poles 10 d ". o.; thence
s6h' east 16 poles to ". o.; thence north r. cast
es poles TO drain; thence north 42S east y po!a
70 a red oak; thence north ITO east G. poles 10
red oak; thence North so' east % poles 70 BUSH
thence north $50 east IS poles 10 i sugar; thence
south 640 east 1876 poles TO the Temporary line and
with the same south % east 255 poles TO the begin
ming, containing tour hundred aud seven AC1A
aud tasce.tourths Of Al acre, be the sane mos o.
leta ,s.7r4.5I., - - .Isl--1
TERMS or sALE-onchcli o! the purchMs
money aud Is mitch more Is the purchase. nay
cleo. to pay, cash. Gnd the residue ia one year with
Interest thereon from the Gay oil sale, the put.
chaser 10 give his note with approved security And
Tho title to DO retained Or deed o, t1uSt given 70
secnre the deferred pay ment. 800
Title believed 10 be good, but selling AZ trusted
will only sell and convey snCh lille Is Is vested n
me- JOHN J. JOHEat
leo is- G ~ j Trustee.
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con-
tinuiug every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ST 90. Trains leave at S and
$40 A. Nj, returning arrive ct aud II 10
Pm. 6,
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Ht&l0H RtpI5!ltnB n -I|TI-"
Clevelsnd's friends will learn alter q
while that the G. A. r. does not propose
to endotse any efforts that they make to
advance his political interests.
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The isochsobous property Of tho peadu-
lum isasid to have bsen applied to clocku
by Calico about 1850, and by Richard
Harris about l6ll. George Graham in
vented the compromising pendulum in
l7l5 -ss .e III 4 - 5 i'gs}2- ~ IS
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DIED.

EALADE- On Sunday evening. September 1, 1851,
at IS o'clock, JonS sALApE, aged u Yeas
ana 10 months. glri' -, le- y = IN
Funeral from his late residence. 1o43 Mar tet street.
% Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends Of
the family arc respectfully invited to attend
Intcrmeut at Mt Wood Cemetery. f
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cheap sunday Excavations on Ohio River

Commencing juno la, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistsrsville snd return at the low rate
OF 81 80; Wheeling to Parke,eburg and
return, g Is. Tickets good one day only.
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable to eudden Colds, Coughs, Cropp.
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acke1's English Rcmedy q pcnitiys euro,
1t saves hours Of anxioua watching Sold
by Logan \ Co., @. R. Goe,zs. @. Mcnke.
miller, R, B, Burt and Bowie Bros. Eg-4 q
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"a ; , 7a17-1- s ~
lIetty Man In Thorn,

Jackson Standard. StP Al
Joe Forake.'s pants are email. but he
sits down awsully hard. Ask the Governor
Of West Virginia about it.
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Potassium, q remarkable metal, was dis
covered BY Sir Humphrey Dayy, who first
succeeded in separating 1t from it's oxide,
potash, In the laboratory OF the Royal In.
Rtitution, London, about October 10, 1907,
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TRUSTEES SALE,
TRUSTEE'S SALE, (

y "-TT@E ------ = Nv = 90
by virtuo OF a deed OF trust made BIZ George
dated April 10 ls17. and recorded In the ollce o!
tho Clerk OF the County Court o! Ohio county
West Virginia: in Decd Of Trus, Book No. IL page
D3 shall sell At the ltont doc. Of the Coust uolss
OF said county, on r. -
SATURDAY, the Eth DAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all that certain
tract or parcel Of land being the west third part Of
lot Numbered TWO hundred and f9rty.six (9iG}
situate In that pat OF the city Of Wheeling laid oil
by William ChApline and John Eof. at me corner
street, running from Eof street cast thirty seyeu
feet six inches: thence south forty let; thence
east three feet two inches: thence sorth tweplykx
leet lot numbered as; thence With said 10. wet
70 EoA street forty feet eight inches; thence 10
EoT street north sixty SIX lest to The place Of DO.
ginning, 'g'. 20. s = - =.
1ERAs oP sALE-CGxh In hand on day OF sale
z.5S.;. ss. JAMES REED, Trustee.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II TRAINs-Cn and after July II, ls87-E1rtA-
NATION OF RgyHayScE AARgs. sDaily. tsupdsy
excepted. tAondsy e1csp.ed.-E.ssesn Standard
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uoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Makes n Cooling Drink.
Into q tumbler Of ice water put tess.
poonfut Of Acid Phosphate; add uugar to
the taste. f;is rrhrAw 4
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na suE Snt, 81 y, q 5oo and run every
T. N. and run every hour until 10 B. M. s1ccnt
Church Trains, which Will leave tha PsrFst a1sp'
n, and Wheeling At 12:l6 D. nj. - - =
spso 81 fs4,-sF @. HIRSCH. superintona.,4 Il
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HoRNpLE blotches and pimples removed
BY skin.success and ellectuAlly banished.
At Drug Store Of McLain Bros. "a y Il
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Il. z. S g, Railroad:

b. q. s q. Railroad. r.
Bellst1e & Zauesvilie through Passenger Leave,
be!aire a. sAo a. n, arrives at Bellai,e al n m
Woodshcld Passenger leaves BellAire ri III n
NJ, arrives at Bel!aire ut $40 a. M ~ r
SuHnerdeld Accommodation leaves po,,.,,o
LOO 2. M. arrives q. Bellsire at lo:Ib 4, m. ~
WadEELlNG 4 ELM GROVE R.R-
whas,IeUan a H., nti sa, w trains On The
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FOR SAFE.
TWO BARGAINS .,1Ia.l.
In Island Real Estnte,

Two desirable residences on vlEs!nIA urrtt, tbo
handsontst and highest stree! on The Island, IA;
sale. Ono ttytu room houEe water OH NrIt AMI
second tloot stone foundation, cellar under wSeIS
house. The other. "a substantial two s;oty frame
ot four fc0ns,J atone foundation, cellar updrr
whole bonse. Fot particulars and toms Appiy 10
kc8.TfhAS y HsI17' : HE.srsf-r 10 w, H. Ifkl I'Rb
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CT0OEE FOR SALE,

% Shares iEtna Iron and Steel Company,
20 Shares Junction Natl Mill, 4 l'I-T
n Shares Jefferson Nail MIL, Il. -.p.
20 Shares Peabody Insurance Company,
10 Shares Citizens Street Railway Company.
Ehaiei Elon Glass Worss. N. -
Z 3. 0sO Of new B per cent CITY bonds.
y Bip' /. IRWIN. Stock Broker
ir53 No. q Twelfth street,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, EAg.

:. ss.F JAMES REED Trustee.
DovgSEg 4 ErsoS. Attorneys. = = auii
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Quo COUNTY

Form For SnIeg
] offer for sale my farm, located on Eho.l Geek,
six miles from wheeling. Farm contains iC1
acres, good dwelling aud outbud!ngS; GOOD
bank opeR. Will DO told on Reasonable terms
tor further particulars call on The uudtni vrou on
tho farm, or address MO through the poHtoGi1e.
lIs,. .Nt7F srl BURTON llEDGEA,
Aul7s '. s aaI.atl'r.E' Clinton, ". Va
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-14
A Canadian Minister Talks.

MONTREAL, April 13.-lSpecial Telegram
to the BEE.l-At a banquet last night to J.A.
Chapleau, Dominion secretary of state, the
French Canadian minister who took such
firm stand in favor Of the hanging of Reilre-
ferring to the fishery question, said: "The
fishery question is trlhe for Americans, but
of immense Importance to us. 1 would feel
inclined to argue the question if there were
not SO many Americans who understand just
as we do and take the Canadian view of
it. Instead of going into arguments which
would not convince the persons who are in
terested, prefer expressing the hope that
public opinion will react against exigencies
of electoral engineering and induce the
American government to refer the whole sub
ject to an arbitration board as was done in
the case of the Alabama claims" (Cheers.)
Of the imperial federation he said: II need
not tell you where we would drift with a
mixed system Of protection and free trade
You would see Canada turned into q
slaughter market for English manufacturers
until your industries would have been driven
to the Wall.o
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-14
The Stove Moulders' Struggle.

PITTsBURG, April 13.-The war between
the stove moulders and manufacturers has
reached Pittsburg, and from the present indi-
cations there will be general strike in q
few days. The manufacturers have formed
an alliance known as the Stove Founders
National Defense association, which will
conduct the warfare on the part of tho manu-
facturers. To-day members of the defense
assocat ion in this city received confiden-
tial circular from ID. NJ. Thomas, secretary of
the defense association, which states that
patterns OF the bOycotted st. Louis firm
Bridge, Beach Il CO.--will be sent to all man
ufacturers in the country, and that on a GER
tain day the firms will be notified by tele-
patterns. The moulders in this city say they
will refuse to mould from these patterns and
that any attempt to force them to do so will
rrecipitate q strike In all the foundries of the
Of the National Defente association is now
in session at Cleveland arranging details for
the coming fight, which seems Inevitable.
CLEVELAND, April 13-The beginning Of
the great stove moulders' strike IS postponed
facturers admit that they have no hope of
averting trouble and before the end Of the
week they expect that at least 5000 men will
be thrown out OF employment and by this
time next week that fully $4,000 men will be
utive committee of the Third district COM
prising the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indl-
ana, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia.
that part Of Pennsylvania west OF the Allie
ghenys, and the southern states went to
Louisville Monday, to Cincinnati Tuesday,
and five members arrived in Cleveland this
morning. They met at 9 o'clock, but did not
take any definite steps concerning the strike,
who were interested in wedding at Detroit
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-14
Want the Law Enforced:

FAR1BAULT, Minn., April 13.-Some forty
delegates representing the smaller towns of
Minnesota are in session here for the pur-
pose of devising plans for the enforcement
of the provisions of the interstate commerce
law. An organizations was formed to be
known as the Minnesota Business Mems asso-
citation. f. NJ. Pope, of Mankato, was made
president and empowered to go to Washing
ton and resist any proposition made to the
Interstate commerce commissioners to sus-
pend the operation of the law in Minnesota.
Resolutions were adopted to the effect that
the provisions of the interstate commerce
law tend to establish rates which give small
towns equal benefits OF transportation with
larger ones.